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A very theaterical shot....
This picture features two bharatnatyam dancers from Chicago - Maya Chandran and Sindhu Balasubramaniam. Disciples of Smt.Sushmita Arunkumar from the Nrityanjali school of Dance. Have been composing this pic in my mind for like 2 months now and it did turn out the way i had expected :)
There was never a dull moment and I think it was so because of the meticulous planning and execution of the flow of the event. The two anchors gave a running commentary to connect the concept themed "Jindagi ke funde, Bollywood style"
More on it here: joezachs.blogspot.in/2017/02/kala-ghoda-festival-and-danc...
28 March, 2010 marked the last night of Swami Ganapathi's most recent visit and a multi-cultural performance was held in his honour at the Dattatreya Ashram. Nrityanjali Theatre and Prem Jyoti Dance Academy was once again there to perform.
Performance by Prov. C V Chandrashekhar.
Shot this during a Dance Drama called "Ritu Samharam" conducted by Nrityanjali (www.nrityanjali.com) at Potomac, MD, USA.
The Bengali Association of South Florida celebrated this year's Durga Puja with a day long program comprising of puja, cultural show by local Bengalis, a Bollywood based energetic dance program by Nrityanjali School and a late evening, foot tapping, local Bangla band performance playing to an enthusiastic crowd of hundreds. Plus there was food, food, food and more food.
The wonderful team behind "Nrityanjali"
L to R: DeepaPaliwar (Vocals), Jyotika Joshi (Padhant), Mihir Kundu (Tabla), Susanta Chowdhury (Sitar), Prashantji (SIFAS Academy Registrar), Myself, Sandhya Nair (senior SIFAS studennt), Nandalayga (senior SIFAS student) and Anjali Moorjani (compere)
"An evening of Sattriya Nritya by Krishnakshi Kashyap and group " in Shilpgram auditorium , Guwahati sponsored by North East Zone Cultural Centre ( NEZCC), Ministry of Culture, Govt of India.
Dancer Krishnakshi Kashyap performing Bharatnatyam in 'Sangeet Madhuri' a Festival of Classical Vocal, Instrumental and Dance organised by Directorate of Cultural Affairs , Assam at Rabindra Bhawan,Guwahati
Guru Ramkrishna Talukdar with his disciple Krishnakshi Kashyap during their Sattriya Dance recital in Guwahati.
Dancer Krishnakshi Kashyap performing a Sattriya dance recital during a Cultural Programme on the ocassion of Doul Utsav at Doulgobinda Temple premises in North Guwahati on Friday 29th March 2013 evening.
Dancer Krishnakshi Kashyap performing a Sattriya Dance Recital during a cultural programme on the occassion of Doul Utsav - 2012 at Sri Sri Doul Gobinda Temple premises in North Guwahati on Thursday 8th March 2012 evening.
"An evening of Sattriya Nritya by Krishnakshi Kashyap and group " in Shilpgram auditorium , Guwahati sponsored by North East Zone Cultural Centre ( NEZCC), Ministry of Culture, Govt of India.
Bhaona was a traditional form of entertainment with a religious and social message and usually based on mythological stories. Ankia Bhaona devised by Mahapurush Srimanta Sankardev was a tool to bring in social, cultural and religious reforms.. Traditionally Ankia Bhaona was intended to be viewed by common folk in medieval Assam, majority of who were expected to be illiterate. Thus the narrator or the Sutradhar presents an explanation at every succeeding stage of the drama making it easier for the people to understand the story.
"An evening of Sattriya Nritya by Krishnakshi Kashyap and group " in Shilpgram auditorium , Guwahati sponsored by North East Zone Cultural Centre ( NEZCC), Ministry of Culture, Govt of India.
Assam Tableau in 66th Republic Day Parade, New Delhi..........depicting river island Majuli and Sattriya culture..... Sattriya artistes Krishnakshi Kashyap and Ramkrishna Talukdar
Zebar School believes that children should ‘Stay Positive, Patient and Productive’ during this phase. In an attempt to keep them occupied and showcase their dancing talents, ‘Nrityanjali’ was launched. The event garnered positive appreciation from parents and students as well. Tomorrow we will be announcing the results of Class 6 and Class 7. Watch this exciting video of the students of class 7 that highlights the rich dance heritage of our country. Kudos to all the participants of the event.
Check out the below link to get more information about activities in the best school in Ahmedabad
www.zebarschool.com/ Activity.
#folkdance #middlesection #dancecompetition #zebar #Nrityanjali #schoolsofahmedabad
28 March, 2010 marked the last night of Swami Ganapathi's most recent visit and a multi-cultural performance was held in his honour at the Dattatreya Ashram. Nrityanjali Theatre and Prem Jyoti Dance Academy was once again there to perform.
The virtual event 'Nrityanjali' was a unique experience for our student community who bonded with their teachers discussed folk dances of India and prepared their dances representing each state of our country. It also brought enthusiasm, cheer and positivity into their lives. Zebar School is pleased to share the results of 'Nrityanjali' for class 8. Congratulations to all the winners. Let's hear what Ms Vedika Bayanwala- Judge of 'Nrityanjali' has to say about this virtual event.
Check out the below link to get more information about activities in the best school in Ahmedabad
www.zebarschool.com/ Activity.
#Nrityanjali #folkdance #Zebar #Cbse #schoolsofahmedabad
Bhaona was a traditional form of entertainment with a religious and social message and usually based on mythological stories. Ankia Bhaona devised by Mahapurush Srimanta Sankardev was a tool to bring in social, cultural and religious reforms.. Traditionally Ankia Bhaona was intended to be viewed by common folk in medieval Assam, majority of who were expected to be illiterate. Thus the narrator or the Sutradhar presents an explanation at every succeeding stage of the drama making it easier for the people to understand the story.